Why was that particular title chosen:
Some people started, years ago, referring to me as the queen of trademarks, and I did some research and found that someone in the US had registred that with a caveat that queen is generic. Me being me, I didn't want to make use of anything that might infringe upon someone's rights.
I didn’t choose Empress as a gimmick, a title of grandeur, or to distance myself from real work. I chose it because it reflects the calibre of my clients, the depth of the legacy work I do, and a personal family story that shaped my values.
Many years ago, some of my Swedish relatives, a couple, were at the court of the emperor & empress of Austria. The famle part of the couple was very beloved by the empress and so she was invited to a formal gathering at the Austrian Emperor & Empresse's court.
This ancestor of mine, she had a beautiful gown yet no jewellery. So, upon meeting the Empress in the corridor, on her way to the soiree, and showing the gown to the Empress saying look I have a beautiful gown, or something along those lines, and no jewellery.
The empress took off some of her own jewellery and gave it to her. That act of pure generosity, gracefulness, elegance, and quiet power has stayed with me. It’s the kind of protection I offer my clients: not distant, not decorative, It's personal, intentional, and enduring. In my world, an Empress doesn’t sit idle.
She builds.
She protects.
She makes sure others rise.
And yes, I’m the strategist who handles every mark personally, start to finish. I file, I fight, I future-proof. The Empress Of TradeMarks isn’t just a title. It’s a positioning: for brands and founders building empires, and who need someone with the vision to match theirs. The only thing I don't do is go to liltigate.
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Here's a litte more about mes
Did you know, I have failed inside systems that were never designed for minds like mine. I have been misunderstood, underestimated, and dismissed. I have been told, explicitly, that I was “unfit for higher education.” I have struggled inside rigid frameworks that reward speed over depth and conformity over clarity.
None of that made me bitter. It made me precise.
Failure taught me discernment. It taught me to refuse work that isn’t sound. To walk away from cases
where certainty isn’t possible. To choose integrity over volume and accuracy over speed. That is why my track record is unbroken. Not because I take shortcuts, only because I refuse to gamble with other people’s legacies.
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